A US man may have become the least successful marijuana grower in history after he unwittingly dobbed himself in to a 911 operator.
Robert Michelson, 21, called the emergency number and asked "how much trouble you can get into for one plant".
Police traced the call to the man's Connecticut home, where they found a small amount of pot.
The man was arrested for possession and released on $5000 bail.
Go here to listen to the call, it's pretty funny :P
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/viralvacuum/glance/146262/man-calls-911-for-marijuana-advice.glance
A Russian inventor may have created a new method of transport that could make commuting in blizzards a lot easier.
Sergei Khvalin, from Dzerzhinsk in central Russia, can often be seen leaving his apartment with a pair of skis and a large wooden propeller on his back.
Khvalin said: "It is a new way of transportation. Whoever does downhill skiing should understand this. It is speed, first of all and then this thing weighs 15 kilograms, so it can also be used as a workout machine.
"And it is great to just race straight with high speed."
Neighbours have nicknamed the inventor Karlsson after a fictional character created by Swedish author Astrid Lindgren who is incredibly popular among children in Russia. Karlsson is an ordinary man living in Stockholm who can press a button on his stomach that powers a propeller on his back, allowing him to fly.